Thread: HEMISPHERIA 2005 CONFERENCE

http://mexico.usembassy.gov/mexico/eA05 ... heria.html

Remarks by Ambassador Garza at "Hemispheria 2005� Conference
(05/13/05)

San Pedro Garza Garcia, Nuevo Leon
Friday, May 13, 2005

Good Morning. I’d like to start by thanking Carlos Bremer and the Hemispheria organizers – you’ve really brought together an impressive group this year, and it’s an honor to be a part of it.

The City of San Pedro, as usual, has done a terrific job hosting this event, and likewise the state of Nuevo Leon and Governor Natividad González Parás.

Of course it’s a pleasure to share the stage this morning with my North American partners – Canadian Ambassador Lavertu and Gerónimo Gutiérrez of the Mexican Secretariat of Foreign Relations.

I’m particularly pleased and honored that the new U.S. Secretary of Commerce, Carlos Gutierrez, is here this morning. Secretary Gutierrez, I’m delighted that you’ve made your first official visit to Mexico as Commerce Secretary to Monterrey. Actually, welcome back. I know this is a country close to your heart and that you know well.

For North America, trade really has been the key, and this view guides President Bush’s strong commitment to securing ratification of CAFTA, probably the most significant free trade agreement since the North American Free Trade Agreement. The President met yesterday with six leaders from the Central American nations, and is working hard to ensure CAFTA’s success.

It’s great to be here… “almost� home in Texas, but certainly at home in this vibrant and distinctly NAFTA community of Monterrey. Just look around: Big Brother is on TV; HEBs, McDonalds and Wal-Marts are now part of the Mexican landscape… and that’s only part of the picture. AS significant is the remarkable level of Mexican integration with the U.S. and the influence and impact of the more than 25 million people of Mexican descent living in the U.S. I can tell you: you need only spend Semana Santa weekend on South Padre Island, or just about any afternoon in a McAllen shopping mall, to see that south Texas and Monterrey are practically each others’ suburbs.

There is little doubt that the U.S. and Mexico are strong and democratic allies in our globalized world, and we’ll continue to work together to modernize and develop our economies and societies. Along with Canada, our three countries are integral to President Bush’s vision of a North American continent free of terrorism and competitive with the world’s strongest economies.

Over the past ten years, the close economic relationship between our countries has grown closer, and the region has prospered. Canada has maintained its place as the United States’ most important trade partner, while Mexico has been our second largest trading partner in nine of the last ten years.

This means higher revenues for North American companies and, more importantly, more jobs for North American workers. In the first two months of this year, bilateral trade reached over 43 billion dollarsâ€â€

I hope I don't spit up!!!!!

good12me!! Spit up all you want and need. My slogan for this CRAP is:

Get Me a Pail, I Need to Puke!!

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases ... 323-1.html

The White House Press Anouncement on the MERGER!!

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More on the MERGER!

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Some More on the Merger--"Security"....North American Style INSTEAD of American Style.

This ends sovereign territory.

Note in the previous post, they are on a 90 day "ministries report". That gets is set just in time for the Millennium Agenda of the United Nations in September.

They are REALLY moving fast....people don't know....because MSM isn't reporting it....at all....no digging, no investigating.

MSM = Globalists

http://www.senselessplanet.com/security ... perity.htm

Some thoughts on the Merger by Writers.

I don't know about you, but at times like this, I feel like we are fighting a losing battle. It's all uphill. No wonder no one shows up to vote. It's always the lesser of two evils.

I had no idea when I cast my vote last election day that I was voting for this. If I had known, I would have cast my vote differently. Would it have changed anything? I don't know.

The vast majority of citizens feel that you can't fight City Hall. This is one of the reasons why.

Perhaps the Mexican citizens are being told the truth by Fox. Perhaps he is being honest with them when he tells them that this is their Country. Perhaps their is a "deal" in the works that we as American citizens are being "kept in the dark about" because they know we would have a hissy fit. (Yes I said hissy fit and I meant it). Is Fox just being honest with his citizens while our President is taking the stance of "what they don't know won't hurt them"?

Is this what will happen if we break away from the United Nations? Will we become what this is? Mexico, USA and Canada combined as one? Together against all?

I stand by my tagline: Show me the man you honor and I'll know what kind of man you are.